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An international treaty signed several years ago ______ trade in plants and animals of endangered species.

He wasn't appointed chairman of the committee, ______ not very popular with all its members.

The network will provide vital links between education, industry, commerce and other professions ______ helping young people understand the requirements of employers and ______, making them familiar with the new technology.

______ a dispute between the managers, most superiors refuse to become involved, expecting the managers ______ to resolve the issue.

Many freshmen get into trouble by spending too much time on one class at the ______ of the others, either because they like one class much better or because they find it so much harder that they think they should ______ all their time to it.

People living in small towns and villages often seem more friendly than those living in ______ populated areas.

Recently a number of cases in that state have been reported of young people ______ a violent act seen on television and in movies.

We will always remember the kindness and ______ you showed us when my family and I were suffering ______ our losses.

The World Bank has funded many development schemes ______, including shanty town and transport improvements.

— Well, ______, governments should introduce more policies to help families with children. — I'm not so sure about that. It doesn't seem fair for people who don't have kids.

— Are you ready to order? — Yes. Can I have the full English breakfast, please? And I'd like the poached egg, not the fried egg, if possible. — ______ And what would you like for the drink? — Coffee, please.

— Have you got a cloth? I've knocked my drink over! I'm so sorry! — I should have been more careful. — ______ The carpet's old anyway. <此处为图片> （含图）

A recent survey revealed that children in the UK get an average of 12 pounds pocket money every week, with an ______ (addition) 10 pounds during the holidays.

But according to the same survey, they would need at least 25 pounds if they wanted to buy everything they need. The same survey tells us that if they had the money, they would spend it immediately. They spend just over half of this money on food and drink and Starbucks is their favourite place to eat out. They also like to buy clothes, shoes and accessories, as well ______ video games and electronic goods. And they pay to download movies or music from the Internet.

British teens like virtual window-shopping, saving time and money before they visit the shops. An ______ inc______ number of teens, particularly boys, would prefer to shop online if they had the choice. Another trend is social shopping, or posing comments and pictures from shopping trips on social media.

British parents would usually ______ pay for teenagers' clothes or go halves with them as long as they didn't feel they were wasting their money. Many parents pay their children's smartphone bill if it doesn't exceed the agreed monthly ______ (allow). Parents usually pay for all travel expenses, friends' birthday presents and special treats. （含图）

Young people should understand the value of money. Most children admitted they would happily tidy their rooms, walk the dog, do the washing up, or take the garbage out if they earned money for it. Most teenagers admitted they should save their money for something useful and they shouldn't spend it on food or entertainment only. But very few of them actually do it.

We've come a long way since the days when stories of gods and goddesses were the only way to understand the puzzling peculiarities of nature. But although we know many answers, there are still some secrets that Mother Nature still holds close to her. From singing sand dunes and balls of lightning, here are some incredible but still unexplainable tricks of nature. Hidden in a forest, the Crooked Forest in Poland is a grove of around 400 pines that have a hook-shaped bottom. Although it is believed that whatever caused the trees, which were planted in the 1930s, to swerve happened when they were around 7 to 10 years old, nobody knows why these trees didn't grow straight. ______ <此处为图片> （含图）

From California and Africa to China and Qatar, if you listen very carefully you can hear the sand singing. Listeners have likened the sound to the deep hum of bees. ______ So far, all studies have managed to work out is that the different music notes that the sand produces relies on the size of the grains and how fast they travel through the air, but they are still no closer to discovering how they make this music.

Lightning doesn't always strike in zigzag bolts from the sky; sometimes it falls in a circular flash of blue. ______ Ball Lightning can last for a second, which is longer than normal lightning but still not long enough for scientists to capture and study it in a lab.

Contrary to its cousin — Ball Lightning, the Catatumbo Lightning is famous for its prevalence. Almost every evening for the last few centuries, there is an “everlasting storm” over a swamp in northwest Venezuela that lasts for up to 10 hours and contains an average of 28 lightning strikes per minute. The colorful lightning can strike every second and doesn't produce thunder. ______ Occasionally the storms disappear for a few weeks at a time. There has been much speculation about the cause, but nobody knows for sure.

What would you think if you saw a globular blob falling from the sky? It is called Star Jelly. Folklore described it as a consequence of meteor showers, which explains why it is known as astral-jelly, star-slime, or star-slubber. Unfortunately, while this mysterious substance regularly falls onto fields and meadows, it disappears quick. ______ That hasn't stopped speculation over the years, which ranges from the paranormal slime to something amphibious.

<此处为图片> Friendship can bring us happiness and heartache. You might meet your best friend when you are five years old and stay close throughout your childhood, help each other through your teenage years, and experience many life milestones together. On the other hand, you might meet someone who instantly becomes your best friend and have a few months or even years of intense friendship, only for it to fizzle out as you begin leading different lives. Before you know it, you have lost touch with someone who used to know everything about you. Our friends are usually like us, and this is no accident. Sociologists say that the concept of homophily is involved in making close friends. Homophily is the idea that we naturally form connections with people who are similar to us, whether this is in age, gender, interests, or ethnicity. For example, homophily explains why schoolchildren have friendships with others in their grade level rather than in other grades. However, is this still true for the social media age? It's not uncommon to have hundreds even thousands of "friends" across different social media accounts, many of them with different backgrounds from our own. According to the psychologist Robin Dunbar, we are only able to maintain 150 friendships. He believes that friendships can be organized in circles - the outer circles are acquaintances moving in towards an inner core. This inner core can have five people, which usually includes our romantic partners, and best friends. Dunbar describes this inner core as a buffer that protects us from the stresses of modern life. In a similar way, close friendships can have physical benefits. Chatting, laughing until you cry, or even just hanging out doing nothing with friends can release endorphins, which have a calming effect. Regular social contact can make us happier, live longer, and even improve our immune system so that we are less likely to become ill and we recover more quickly from illness. So, does this mean that we are going to be unhappy and unhealthy if we don't have a best friend? Not necessarily. Although a close connection with a best friend is obvious, we can also connect with acquaintances and even strangers. Even temporary or one-off connections give us a feel-good factor that boosts our well-being. To really feel these benefits, the social interaction or friendship needs to be reciprocal. When we choose people, we want to feel that they are choosing us, too. In recent studies, many aspects of our everyday lives have moved online, including friendships. Talking and sharing our lives with our friends on social media can actually bring us closer to the friends we have offline. It gives us extra opportunities to interact with them when real life might get in the way of seeing them in person. However, online communication doesn't release neurochemicals in the same ways as face-to-face communication, so it shouldn't substitute meeting up with friends in real life.【缺少答案，请补充】

What can friendship bring us besides happiness?